On July 1, 1985, the president, plant manager, and foreman of Film Recovery Systems, Inc., were sentenced to 25 years in the Illinois state prison and fined $10,000 each after being found guilty of murder in the 1983 death of an employee exposed to cyanide in a silver recovery process.* The court found that the three executives were "totally knowledgeable of the hazards of cyanide" and failed to communicate those hazards to employees, who were mostly undocumented Polish and Mexican immigrants. What is your reaction to what are believed to be the first work-related homicide convictions in the United States?